Road Safety
By sharing vital information, offering resources, and fostering community engagement, we strive to raise awareness about the importance of safe driving, and supporting individuals impacted by road trauma.
Stay Safe in a Snowstorm: What to Do if You Are Involved in a Crash
It really has been a tough winter for a lot of people. The snow, freezing temperatures, and storms seem relentless this year. It's been hard for drivers, especially with the icy roads and low visibility making everything more dangerous. Snowstorms can be treacherous,...
Pledge To Drive Safely and Make a Difference
At the Crash Support Network, we are committed and dedicated to supporting individuals who have been affected by motor vehicle crashes. We personally understand the devastating impact that these incidents can have on victims and their families. That’s why we...
Let’s Talk Distracted Driving – The Cause of My Crash
How many times have you been driving next to a car only to look over and see them staring down into their lap? I cannot begin to tell you how many times I continue to see it and find myself asking, “Why”? By now, we have all heard about the dangers of driving...
There is No Excuse to Drive Impaired
There is no excuse to drive impaired and I am hoping by writing this blog, it will shed some light on how impaired drivers are a serious risk to everyone on our roads. As we are out driving, we always encounter reckless drivers. Most rant and rave when a...
Passengers Can Help Avoid A Collision
Passengers can help avoid a motor vehicle crash as safe driving does not always stop with the driver. Arriving safely is always the goal for everyone in a vehicle. Any diversion of your attention away from the safe operation of your vehicle, like chatting with...
When You Are Involved in a Multi-Car Collision
A Multi-Car Collision can happen at any time throughout the year but especially in the winter as it can be extremely hazardous and unfortunately most highways have already experienced numerous pile-ups this season. Pile-ups typically occur in low-visibility...